Monthly Archives: September 2017

Dear Brothers and Sisters, http://www.virtueonline.org Sept. 29, 2017 NIGERIA The 12th General Synod of the Anglican Church of Nigeria, the largest province in the Anglican Communion, met this week and came out with a statement reaffirming its stand to remain firm … Continue reading →

The True God and the Real World Posted on September 28, 2017by Jayne Ozanne by the Rt Revd Paul Bayes, Bishop of Liverpool So last week I saw this editorial from the “Scientific American”. [The New Science of Sex and Gender – Scientific … Continue reading →

Former Queen’s chaplain Gavin Ashenden consecrated as ‘missionary bishop’  Ruth Gledhill EDITOR 27 September 2017 | 4:06 PM Gavin Ashenden, former chaplain to the Queen, has been consecrated a bishopGavin Ashenden Gavin Ashenden, the former chaplain to the Queen who earlier this … Continue reading →

Open Letter to Primates The General Synod Human Sexuality Group have published the text of a letter sent from them to all the Primates of the Anglican Communion ahead of their meeting next week. In the letter the Group (which … Continue reading →

The latest news on what ‘The Faithful’ might have expected of the recently proclaimed  ‘Apocalypse’ – the time when religious speculators ( like the self-confessed ‘Brit-Kiwi-American. Messianic Believer. משיחי مسيحي. B.Sc. Dip. Tchg. Ex-Geologist, Ex-Teacher. Living in Petra, Jordan’. (Not affiliated with … Continue reading →

Monday, September 25, 2017 Jesuit priest Father James Martin has been invited to address Cardinal Blase Cupich’s Chicago archdiocese over two nights during the next Lenten season. The invitation comes after Martin had speaking engagements cancelled and negative comments levelled … Continue reading →

Loyalty and Obsession Posted on September 22, 2017by Jayne Ozanne by the Revd Canon Giles Goddard, Chair of Human Sexuality Group on General Synod As I reflect on the forthcoming Primates’ Meeting two words sound loudly in my head; loyalty and obsession.  I can’t imagine … Continue reading →